EMPIRE STATE BUILDING

A 102-storey Art Deco modernist skyscraper in the heart of New York, Midtown Manhattan, the building is named after the nickname of New York, ‘Empire State’. One of the most distinctive and famous buildings in the United States of America, the Empire State building is listed amongst the renowned New York tourist attractions. It also tops America's favourite architecture list, and stands tall at 1250 feet.

It is believed that your trip to New York City is incomplete if you do not visit the Empire State Building since it is one of the best tourist attractions in New York. It has been chosen as the world’s most famous office building by the people since it rules the sky and defines great architecture.

The building was opened in 1931 but the first official climb to the top floor was taken in 1937 by A. W. Aldrich, a Vermont Farmer in 36 minutes. We recommend you these places to visit in New York since they are a prestige for not only the city but the United States as well.

Location: 20 W 34th St, New York 10001, United States

Entry Fee: MAIN DECK: 86th Floor Adult: $42.00 Child: $36.00 Senior: $40.00, Top Deck: 102nd and 86th Floors Adult: $75.00 Child: $69.00 Senior: $73.00, To experience sunrise on the 86th floor all visitors must pay $114.81

Highlights

• Enjoy panoramic 360 degree views of the landscapes and beautiful skylines of the city from the observatory deck at the 86th floor of the building.
• Don’t miss the opportunity of capturing the glittering New York skyscrapers and take it as a souvenir with yourself.
• Have a glimpse of other monuments and structures of importance, such as the Statue of Liberty, Brooklyn Bridge, Madison Square Park and many more from the building.
• Opt for the New York Explorer pass and get access to the exciting landmarks and attractions of New York City. 
• A free audio tour is included in the pass which will make your tour informative and interesting. 
• Explore the exhibits in the building, witness the streets of New York from the glorious era of 1920s. 
• The historical black and white paintings decorating Empire State building galleries are representative of the initial phase of its construction.